The filling problem in the cube
Dominic Dotterrer

TL;DR
This paper establishes an isoperimetric inequality for filling cellular cycles in high-dimensional cubes, identifying optimal exponents and providing explicit examples of cycles that achieve these bounds.
Contribution
It proves a new isoperimetric inequality for cellular cycles in high-dimensional cubes and demonstrates the optimality of the exponent with explicit cycle examples.
Findings
Proved an isoperimetric inequality for cellular cycles in high-dimensional cubes.
Identified a family of cycles where the inequality's exponent is optimal.
Provided explicit examples demonstrating the sharpness of the inequality.
Abstract
We prove an isoperimetric inequality for filling cellular cycles in a high dimensional cube with cellular chains. In addition, we provide a family of cubical cellular cycles for which the exponent in the inequality is optimal.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCellular Automata and Applications · Point processes and geometric inequalities · Microtubule and mitosis dynamics
